Analysis: Iran sanctions relief will feed Europe’s Syrian refugee crisis

As Tehran uses the post-sanctions windfall to finance advanced weapons and terror networks for Assad, Hezbollah and other allies, the violence will increase, as will the exodus from Syria.

Smoke rises from buildings near the national hospital, after what activists said was shelling by warplanes loyal to Syria's President Bashar al-Assad in the town of Jisr al-Shughour, Idlib province May 22, 2015

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ByBENJAMIN WEINTHAL

SEPTEMBER 8, 2015 01:14

Analysis: Iran sanctions relief will feed Europe’s Syrian refugee crisis

As Tehran uses the post-sanctions windfall to finance advanced weapons and terror networks for Assad, Hezbollah and other allies, the violence will increase, as will the exodus from Syria.

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Analysis: Iran sanctions relief will feed Europe’s Syrian refugee crisis

As Tehran uses the post-sanctions windfall to finance advanced weapons and terror networks for Assad, Hezbollah and other allies, the violence will increase, as will the exodus from Syria.

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